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eu IlamIinl Iletuln k pi ami ]irou 'IICI NIIISie :orilume , In The men who beat the Cou- By FRED FREE]1IAN Argonaut Editor gars, team members of the 1954, 1923, 1924 and 1925 football [,', A musical Miss from Baker, lay'6 squads will be here this week- Ore., Lorna Kipling, ivas chos- ]IA.) end, hoping to see the Vandals pu Monday in a vote of campus Up. down meu tp reign over Homecoming Washington State Univer- aud festivities this weekend, sity once again. Although the songs she sings Jim Lyle, alumni secretary, Wi]. during the summer months when 'tzi, „gill said Thursday that he expected 94, drives cattle and works on 'he the largest turnout of alumni in 2-0, htpr father's ranch may bc the institution's history to watch 2, I 4th(fj@ i]ur ro cowboy lullabvs, the blue- the 65th "Battle of the Pa]ouse" over eyed, broivn-haired Delta Gam- at Homecoming in Neale Sta- to ]; mu Junior who stands five feet dium Saturday. mpu< five inches tall, is no stranger I l~ Homecoming will get under- up to queen contests. way at 6:15 tonight when fresh- ) .,s"I She feels equally at home Jf', men women, dressed in pajam- singing the Sivcetheart of Sig- as, . form a chain and run ma Chi or marching with a mil- through men's living groups in t' i]ury band playing the Caisson a serpentine. They will be led Song —and she's entitled to do by Idaho Spurs.

both. Miss Kipling was the Sig- l] At 7 p.m. there will be a rally ma Chi sweetheart her fresh- at MacLean Field. Coach Dee man year, Military Ball queen Andros. his Vandals, Homecom- last year, and this year is hon- ing Queen. and her court. and orary Cadet Colonel of the Dean Miller, alumni president, Army ROTC sponsor corps. El will be there to encourage fans The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to support the team. After yells. E. L. Kipling, the new queen 0 there will be the annual fire- has groivn up on the family works display. ranch near Baker. Although she Parade Saturday has an older brother who is an there will accountant, the family love for Saturday morning ranching seems to have fallen be a 15-f]oat Homecommg par- on Lorna. ade downtown. Leading the par- ade will be University Presi- The q e tooghed getty dent D. R. Theophilus. Dr. iihcn she told of her ranching Theoinhii«s was named Parade activities. Marshall in honor of his years "I have my pwn herd of cat- ! service tp the Universitv. t]e, 52 head of shorthorns," shc of IDAHO'5 1964 ROYALTY —Homecoming Queen lorna Kipling and her court make an ]m- clash tomorrcrw. This is the first color picture published" ' college newspaper in the said, Besides being fun, shc not- by The parade will be built pressive picture in front of one of the campus'any panoramic views. left to right are: around the 1964 Homecoming Northwest. The Queen and her Court will be crowned by Alumni President Dean Niil]er Princesses Kathy McCiouci, Atpha Chi; Joanne Blood, Bhe) Steel; Sadie >vane, Tri-De]ta; theme, "First in ten, do it ing for a good part of her col- Queen Lorna Kipling, DG and Princess Judy Manville, Pi Phi. After a week of interviews at the half time of the game Saturday. )ho five Idaho beauties are posing in front of a new again." A grand prize, and ]ege education. and active Homecomingpreparations, the Royal Court wiii highlight the annual ]AISU-Idaho 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa on the west end of Neale Stadium. (Car courtesy Fahrenweld.) first, and second place prizes "hIaybc you'd better put that will be awarded. Last year the grand prize went to Alpha Chi Omega and Upham Hall, who omptete tomboy," ehe totd SPeCial Train IS Planned are building the Queen's float this year. For Utah Gams At Botas alro Granted The University band, and ten History will be 96,299 But her plans for the future rePeated again The committee felt charter- $ bands from northern Idaho and ]uclude music rather than ranch- when students go tp the Utah ing a tram would accomplish eastern Washington high schools

a'ug. "I'd ]ike to live on a ranch," Sta«]d»p foi>t»]l game i" number of things, including cre- will provide music for the par- shc says, "but I want to teach Bp'se Nov 14 p" a Va"da] ating a favorable impression on: ade. Vandalettes, Spurs, and choir in a high schop]." V'"Y P ' '" "" r Angel Flight will march. Mortar at- Educational Television the legislature which wi]] be University received offi- national programming will ual plan for Idaho is to have able to broadcast to Moscow via Music top, came ear]y in hcr ing to Bob Mar]ey, Vandal Rally tending the game as a group The ation, Board and B]ue Key will ride 96,- available to the n ew educational television stations the LaGrande relay point. life. Noiv in hcr third year of Area Director, after visiting the University cia] word Thursday that $ become at a fire engine, and Cosmopolitan station and eventually the state. Boise and on the Idaho State singing ivith thc University of Recent meetings of Vandal campus, according to A. Robert "We hope by September of Club, Young Republicans, and cam- from the university Pocatel- ~ Idaho Vanda]cers, she first be- Rally Committee developed the Marley, pff campus. granted to expand present The matching funds campus at 1966 to cover 90 percent of the Young Democrats will partici HEW will en- lo. Both campuses have made gan lending her soprano voice the idea of chartering the train Ha]] M. Mack]hr, head of the "" Department of State of Idaho with the net- pate. to ask for application to the Com- w i I I in- tp school and church choirs to carry some 750 people, includ- department of music, indicated able the university Federal work Law said Haf-time activities Proved b the U.S. De artment bids on improvements at the munications Commis s i o n for clude introduct i o n s by Jim nine > ears ago. Along ing band members, Century that because the Univers i t y Paradise Ridge site southeast channel licenses, he said. With Johnston, ASUI president, of r]tp ivay in her musical career C]ub, Vanda]cttcs, V a n d a ] Marching Band would be an of- An all-weather road a relay tower at LaGrande, Dean Miller, Alumni President, she also found time tp learn to Boosters, faculty, student lead- ficial representative of the Uni- of Moscow. cinder block building to Ore., the Moscow signals would Prexy PZans 1Vo, who will introd u c e the 1964 p]uy the violin, the viola and crs a„d mtcrcstcd students. See versity, the associated students and a for Channel 12, to be oper e house the television facilities .be relayed to Boise and from — Homecoming queen, crown her, the piano, "We Were Wondering" for opin- would have to raise the money HoLiday Monday by the University. must be constructed. In addi- there to Pocatello. The Pocatel- and present the new monarch ions on the proposed trip.'o finance sending the band. There will not be a holiday "In the sixth grade, I had The grant will make Possible tion, a $12,000 tower must be lo end Boise channels would be with a bouquet of roses. The The train will leave Moscow This wouM total a]most. $2,000 on Monday lf the University 1 e girl's lead in a grade schoo . afi'iliation with the National Ed- built. An antenna, costing ap- Outstanding Vandal Booster will i 7 d Accprdmg tp Mack] d wins the oPeretta. It was a kind Pf 'silly . ' ' ucational Television Network proximately $24,000, a n d a Homecoming game also be introduced. The Univer- t d - ing the band by chartered bus transmitter, costing about $55,- RHgtt Board with Washington State Univer- sity marching band and WSU ing about 9 a.m., provided t erc as is one y e an a eers ru s.'he stor> ivas about a Gordon Law, acting head of 000 must be purchased. sity, President D. R. Theophi- marching band will provide en- h 1 d t t t when they tour would cost only pro o SPanish children who ' ' the department of communica- Thc station will broadcast di. Tryouts Held lus announced today. tertainment for halftime. P about $1200. H indicated that u gold c n 1o. tions at the University, said he rectly within a radius of 70 Interviews for members of the "Rumors have been circu. Following the game, open d b t 11 traveling by bus would b mo ich ivpu]d ]cud them to great ' was hopeful bids could be let on miles of the Paradise Ridge new Residence Hall Association lating on the campus this house will be held from 4 to 6 t d t th t sirable but he would not say sures." all Phases of the Project and site, and will operate a min- Disciplinary Board were held last week that a holiday would be p.m. in the living groups. A will be nearly $15, covering the band could not travel on the construction and purchas i n g imum of four hours a day. Ca- night, according to Bob Marley, Baron a Beef buffet will be meals while in transit an a - train, granted should the University Pointer] rp the close ties of hcr begin by mid-November. ble feeds will be available as vice president of RHA. available to the public from 5 mission ip the game. Thursday afternoonft Mack]inM kl'ould win Saturday's football game. ami]y life. Tomorrow when shc The university hoPes to have far south as New Meadows and to 8 p.m. in the SUB. Union Pacific Rai]road is the tpld the Argpnaui that an pffi The interviews centered around It is hoped that we will win, is crom'ncd Alumni President the station on the air by the as far north as Bonners Ferry. Johnny Reitz and his b a n d h> on]y ]inc to provide thc direct cia] project is underway t ais past activities of the applicants but the rumors of a holiday eau Miller, her fami]y will be first of February. According to Law, the event- from Portland, Ore., will pro- run to Boise. The train wpu]d money for sending thc band by and on Disciplinary Board By- are definitely unfounded," ]u the stan<]s watching, "The aPProval for the funds vide the music for the Home- be about 15 cars long., chartered bus. Laws which have been printed and Theophilus said. to go ahead with the station coming dance NICKEL HOP SCIIEDULED sent to each hall. ~ was a giant step forward in the The Spur Nickel will be held Two women and two men will dream of an educational tele. Hop in all women's living groups on be selected to serve as regular vision network which w o u I d members of the Disciplinary of November 20 from 8;30 to 10:30 eventually link all sections Board. Chairman of the board will the State of Idaho,"Maw said. p.m., according to Lin Hintze, .IC Reprimands be the vice president of RHA. The "With the advent of NET affili- Pine, Spur publicity chairman. ! four regular members will have votes with the chairman voting m case of a tie. Drin University of Idaho-University of was found guilty of drinking on bers for Election Board have been ta: Frank Smith. Lambda Chi. de cisions of judicial bodies in in- Oregon football game two weeks the campus. bers for Election Board have been and Sandra Funk. Gamma Phi. div idual residence halls and cases ago. The Council recommended that chosen fpllpiving tests Tuesday Election Duties referred to it by the Dean of Wom- he, tpo, be placed on suspended Judicial Council heard evidence and Thursday according to Lar- Members of the election board en or Counsellor of Men's Resi- suspension, and that further cases and deliberated for two and a ry Nye, Phi Dclt, ASUI vice pres- are in charge of handling den ce Halls. be referred back to the Council. the, half hours before deciding the ident. elections, poling booths and vote Appeals of decisions made by The recommendations are pend- cases, unprecedented in the history counting. the group will be handled by the ing the approval of President D. They are responsible of the court. Chairman for E]ectinn Board is for supervising adherence to the ASUI Judicial Council R. Theophilus.

Ray Fortin. Phi Dclt. Members of constitutional regualtions on they] Larry W. Wr]cpx, Kappa Sig, was IVhen a student is suspended,'nd the cpmmi]ee are George Buxton part of the voters. MED MEMBERS TOUR found guilty of violating the Uni- the suspension is suspended. and John Anderson. Phi De]t: One year's experience plus a HOSPITAL versity rule which forbits drink- the student ivil] be suspended Ruth Ann Knapp, Ethel Steel: desire to br chairmuri of the Fifteen members of Mu Epsi- ing on University property, and from school if he is again brought Mike Williams, Phi De]1: Jean election board and after that, Delta, pre-medical honor- of failure to conduct himself in a before the body and found guilty C]inc, Gamma Phi, and,]oe Gof- the highest grade on the test. toured State Hospital North responsible manner. within the year. In addition, 1V]1- finet. pff campus are pre-requisites for being Orofino Wednesday. The The council recommended that rox cannot represent his house in Delta Gamma, sings, plays the mbers, accompanied by Dr. such activities as intramura1 ~US]C AROUND HER —Hcmecoming Queen Lorna Kipling, Other members nf the bnard are chairman, according tp Nye. Wilcox be placed on suspended school chair ad. Council Pr»or violin and viola. Sbe Plans io Pass on her talents with music as a high Bill Haught, Phi Dc]t: Li]a Res- Other members are chosen A. Gustafspn, honorary suspension for one year, and that, games, Interfraternity cattle at heard a talk by Dr. Pul Nor can hr eac"er after graduation. Bui music isn't her only interest. She has a herd of 52 ]eff Campbc]1: Bntcc Sherlock. from students taking the test or, during the year. he not be allowed and similar activities. her favorite director at the hospital, be the school m inter-unr. me on her father's ranch neai Baker, Ore., and horseback riding is among Phi Drlt: Junc Watts. Camp- on the basis of the highest test , io represent either his living group represent hell: Given To]mie, Gamma scores, said Nye. for e the tour. or the University, and that vcrsity competition, hobbies. any h. Friday, October ga, UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOSCOW, IDAHO Page 2

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OF IMPORTANCE: In black and gold. The Associated Collegiate Press Warren To: W. James Johnston, ASUI president import- j oth„,l To: ASWSU President, David L. You tell me. What of will have equally as ma„ Univer- Ottlelsi pnbliosllon of the Associated Stttdenta of the Dave McGoldrick Larry Nye, 'ASUI vice-presi'dent ance in the world continues to rogatory remarks lavished Iffstted every Tuesday and Friday o! the college ASWSU Vice President, what- „ sity ot Idaho, have any significance them. Occasionally the two Entered as second class matter st the post ottlce at Mos- editor ete;'O 'ear, Editor, Garry R. Petersen Fred Freeman, Argonaut ever after 1:30 on Saturday? apt to become confused cow, Idaho. Evergreen Ia ~ What does it matter if the heat of the battle, hut We, the students of Washington State University, th'f Editor ...... Fred Freeman only woman you ever loved is no particular ...... Linda Blthell accept the inane diatribe offered by tile University of importance Managing Editor ...... , We of the University of Idaho, home of the stalwart turned into a toad by an evil I'm not sure that I Advertlslng Manager ...... Richard Knhn Idaho. It is our respectful reply that we are again pre- can Jerry Brown tt chal- witch on Saturday morning. No all that emotion in a Bnslness Manager ...... and courageous Idaho Vandals, do hereby issue pared to administer the annual "Massacre of Moscow" singlee a(hf News Editor ...... Leo Jettres Matter? «noon Then there' Ellen Ostheller lenge to you, nnd the rest of the lackluster Cougar on Saturday, Oct. 24th. lt Copy Editor ...... humorous portrait So what if 000 million Chin. other stuff going on too. l Social Editor ...... Jane Watts fans who reside at Moo-U: History has provided us with a Msrsltsll like re- ese are each carrying nuclear Pick A Date? Sports Editor ...... Jack of your namesake, the Vandal. We should to I g bombs in their vest pockets and Friday night there's Reporters ...... ,...... Dave Schmtrler, That the loser of the famous Battle of the Palouse mind you of that portrait and the ludicrous legacy it go~ Seasan Smith, Diane Stone, Helen Black, Helen Rsdsclttt, smiling This is neither relevant be several hundred coeds Lyon, football game between our fine University exemplified represents. patt,.' Jean Monroe, Cathy Tllsey, Joan Elsmsnn, Jeanne nor, important. ing h review I front Vandal its a "Frustrated warrior, of G Ruthy Revelll, Genny Miller, Rsy Glvens, Margaret Reed. by the mighty and resourceful Vandal, and your center By definition, a mat- I Between 2 and 4 does it door in their pajamas. It .': Bonnie Sword noted for his cowardice and incompetence in battle." In reaI I I of agricultural matriculation, fittingly represented by n ter that Barry wants to use nu- is the best way to l'a a heated skirmish, the Vandal shall be foulitd well to pick a due who haven't passed clear weapons to discourage for the dance lowly feline (cat, to those of you the maiming the wounded enemy or assuming the though. All thtI rear, activities. is Ag. Lectures) will walk the nine miles separating the proverbial possum pose of self defense. fifth quarter only a warm.ttp for Satttrde) It is not even worth noting I'e even been yelling Vandal Holy Land and the Pacific Athletic Conference However, it is more for his exploits off the battle fttp[e that the taxes gained on liquor at my room mate this contingent on the field, than on, which have earned him his ignoble image. week tp cellar. This challenge is, of course sales during the upcoming week- I don't lose my voice < It is indeed here that he is most effective. In fact, the in the fact that the Cougar team can be coaxed out of the end in Moscow will be used to middle of the l~o..c.en. Vandal stands unexcelled in three endeavors: the burn- game. ..eeee three new classroom You it's construct see, not dressing room by the officials. ing of churches, the beating of old women, and the vio- just a game, buildings, with the remainder It's a matter of disciplines honor, duty, We from Vandalville realize that you people from lating of innocent virgins. In each of these salaries By Jason going to boost teacher pride, and psychological domht. and general- the Vandal exalts; they represent the glory and zenith Cow College have grown fat, sloppy, pretty for the next four years. ation; it's a struggle for I of his abUities. nhte II:, hiking. Pub- All That's Important miles of physical Two weeks ago Gov. Robert E. Smylie issued a state- ly unfit, due to a 10 year abstinence from Social critics of the Vandal find themselves in agree- fitness. (Please "j', the afternoon of October don't make me ment allowing the possibility that a four-year state- lic spirited and health conscious as we are, we have ment with the historians. They describe the Vandal as On walk nine miles 24th, 1964, only one thing of note in the rain again). supported University might be set Boise. resolved to put you cat fanciers back on the road to "socially offensive" off the battle field, but tactically in- up at will be happening in the entire The battle has j Andros offensive on it. already heett healthful living. We have instructed Coach IDAHO vs WSU. won in the pubs of REAL Can Idaho really support another state university at This hiistory of the Vandal is a long, infamous one. world.... Moscow, NOI and his troops to administer a severe shellacking to I All skirmishes are cancelled The philosophy of Ch Boise or anywhere else in the state at this time? We would choose not to pursue it further here, for it has Satttrdey Alpha feel hum- for the day in Vietnam and the afternoon was aptly stated she your mercenary jocks, so that all Staters may never been our practice to harrass the handicapped. meft» thai In the last legislative session Lewis and Clark Nor- trek the nine miles from Pullman to Pope will be tuned in by short- years ago by a philosopher elementar bly compelled to In summary, we accept your challenge, reminding j mal School was granted four-year status, but it was refreshments wave radio. whose name I do not recall;, after a co Moscow, heads bowed in submission. No you of your historical heritage and offer to you a rec- ' Every complimentary objec- (liberal) translation from the also ls the given no additional funds with which to establish a are allowed enroute, and pre-functioning is strictly for- ommendation. We suggest an affluent nomenclature for tive known to man will be ap- Greek "Kick the hell out of four-year no your institution, with image of the Vandal H degree granting program —there were bidden. If you desire an Idaho beverage in Moscow on consistent the plied to the sterling young men 'em! funds available. and your unmatched record since 1925 of two wins and the dreaded day, you'l have to walk it. 88 losses against WSU—the University of Impotence. Shortage Of Funds 1Vow We look forward again to the exodus from Idaho following a traditional Washington State win. lf Were Confidently. We The shortage of funds in the state after that legis- lative session also was felt at the University of Idaho. W. James Johnston, ASUI President Sincerely, Wondering More than $500,000 appropriated to the University was Vice President David Warren, ASWSU president Larry Nye, ASUI L. The Argonaut Asks One hun placed in reserve to be issued when the tax monies for Fred Freeman, Argonaut Editor Dave McGoidrick, ASWSU vice-president selected fo the next year were collected. The tax monies fell short "Ingo" Johannesen ASUI Public Relations By SUSIE SMITH sponsible from various group> Century C and dollars. These Gary R. Petersen, Evergreen Editor the University was out half a million Director TODAY'S QUESTION: involved are contacted and all views Satu dollars would have made it possible for the University to What would, you think of a problems are anticipated attd Member hire more than the one additional instructor it hired "Vandal Victory Special" train worked out in advance, it's a, freshmen this fall, and would have made it possible to make need- to the Idaho-Utah State football tremendous idea, especial() every livif ed improvements which we had to do without. game in Boise Nov. 14? smce tt would raise school and will a< DAVE GRIEVE, senior, off spirit." for the Vat As for LCNS and its four-year role and a four-year Spirit, Spirits Allcl FiIhll campus, "I think it's a great The elttb school for Boise, the legislators had at their fingertips idea. I think it would help ottr RUTH ANN KNAPP, senior, i a on higher education in Idaho made 'by the image with the legislature a lotiN Ethel Steel, I think it would he I report with cer- The Idaho-Oregon football game ruining the Homecoming DOUG FINKENBURG, sopho- a great idea to go, but I think I Stanford Research Institute. That report said: I was a splendid example of the Univer- tain extra-curricular activities. more, Upham. "It would sure the band would have to go as e "Barring some striking change in the economic char- sity's fighting spirit —except for one "I hope we will restrain ourselves cut down on the danger of acci- unit and be sanctioned by the l acter of the state, it appears unlikely that Idaho can incident. dents on the highway." University." when we do win," said Coach Andros. Navy Times, the Navy's in- ARTHUR GITTINS, as- afford the luxury of two institutions with mirror aca- Two students were censured by the DR. BOB M ARLEY, senior, of( ternational weekly publication, All stttc demic offerings." Student Judicial Council for drinking Possible consequences of boozing in sistant professor of .ntomology "I think it's a great recently announced the begin- campus, " Navy Bai on campus. Perhaps the phrasing of the the stands ac- and Executive Board advisor, I contest offer. leading to fifth quarter idea. I'm glad I thought of it. the Un(ye ning of an essay Council is particularly important, "fail- "I'd be all for tt.H Dup/ication of 2,000 in prize tivities could result in the cancellation DICK LITZINGER, senior, lttg to Dt ing a total $ NEWMAN, head ure to conduct yourself in a responsible DEWEY t'indley, money to Naval ROTC senior of future WSU games. President D. R. "I think it would publicity This section referred to duplication of course of study manner." counsellor of men's residence he,ibe:,'onderful. graduates. Theophiltts warned last year that can- I think it would at the University and Idaho State. If we can't afford halls, "I think if all the details students ottt Most students are capable of cellation is n possibility. good to get the The contest is sponsored by persons re- to,'upport the duplication of study at Idaho and Idaho State Uni- in respon- are worked out, all the team away from I Esquire Naval Tailors of Nor conducting themselves a could we necessary duplication in lower At n meeting of WSU board of home for a change." versity, afford Va. Esquire will provide a sible manner whenever they deem folk, control members and the ASUI E- M'embers HARRY TODD, mght maftag. division courses for a third University at Boise? 1,000 cash award'o a senior it necessary. If this is the situation, Life $ Board members Tuesday night, er of the SUB, "I think it's s graduate in the NROTC pro- then perhaps the real trouble is The Stanford Report went on: Guy Wicks, Associate Dean of Stu- Of ASUI Ptan'o tremendous idea." gram who writes the best essay the cause behind the irresponsible mg "The behavior —booze on the bench. dents, emphasized that now that issue of the 'proper'uture for Lewis-Clark- on "The Role of Education in WSU is a member of the Pacific See Come Alpha Military Preparedness." or of its facilities under another name —is not one that There's a time and a place for ev- Athletic Conference, the Idaho Five honorary life members announce In addition, the NROTC unit Prof Discusses is likely to be resolved without arousing some emotion. erything, and at a football game, booze, game is no longer one of their larg- of the Associated Students of Esquire in which the first prize winner A reasonable approach appears to be to seek to convert and irresponsibility may become a two- er drawing cards. This makes a pos- the University of Idaho will be WSU Relations night by is enrolled will receive $250. some. sible the school into a locally controlled public junior college, cancellation more of a possi- attending the Homec o m in g Dr. C. Clement French, speetive bility. game this weekend, according Pres.'dent supported by a junior college district embracing as much Other Prizes Another possible result of such ac- of Washington State Uitl are: Joar to Jim Johnston, ASUI pres- Second place winner will re. tivities is unnecessary and unwanted University officials have issued re- versity, discussed the problems fla Snyde as possible of the Lewiston area." ident. 'I oeive $250 cash. Five other "fifth quarter activities." If the game cent statements "crack- and the opportunities for coop. hlcGili, indicating a The five are: Lester James prizes of $100 each will be giv. ends, and school spirit is twisted into down" on student eration of neighboring univers tier, Hay More 8JCs drinking in bleach- Randall, Wallace, Ida., pres- en to the next best essays. spirits of another form, then neither ers at football games. President ities at the Faculty Forum Wed. D. R. ident of Hecla Mining Co.; the One of The essay theme must be of students nor the Universities from Theophilus and other administration nesday. This type of institution is precisely what Boise hns Honorable Emery J. Knudson, ed by the 750 words or less and must be which they come ends up on the win- officials have stressed the Dr. French said that although l in Boise Junior College now. importance Boise, IdaH chief justice of the the basis submitted typewritten to Navy ning side. of there is no formal eooperatioft responsibility in University spon- Idaho In his statement Gov. stated the need a Times postmarked no lat e r sored Supreme Court; Homer between the U of I and WSU as graphs a Smylie for "Booze extra-curricular activities. David, than March 18. on the benches" may end up Moscow, retired prom. a traveling scholar or a faculty girl's a junior college to be continued at Boise, in addition to EL the next morning as black eyes, stiff Everything comes back to the same inent Moscow bttsinessm a n; exchange program, such pro. course, v four-year school. The complete outline of offi- bones, and a ruined reputation for the idea —"responsibility." Take it or George M. Brtmzell, Spokane, grams would be desirable hy ATO. cial rules of eligibility and form University of Idaho. leave it, the responsibility Wash., president of the Wash- lit In a report on planning for higher education in Ida- is yours. Hopes for such programs The Es have been sent to unit com- ington Water Power Co,; and the near future are dim, Df ho, President D. R. Theophilus suggested last April that Coach Dee Andros has asked "Booze on the bench" isn't a syno- decision manders of 53 NROTC colleges John Lorenzo Aram, Tacoma, French pointed ottt, because of additional junior colleges be set up at Twin Falls and students to remain in the spirit of nym for "on the rocks." A member< throughout the United States. better def- WashH vice president of Weyer- existing Washington statu t e s competition and to refrain from inition would be "irresponsibility." who will possibly later at Idaho Falls. Navy, Marine Corps and NESEP L.J. hattser Lumber Co. prohibiting it. their last under- the Esqu A similar recommendation was made by State Sen- students in eligible. tatlvely graduate year are BOEING GRANTS GIVEN ator Perry Swisher in his syndicated column "88th Pre- 12. cinct" on Sept. 24. Idaho students were eligible for the W. SELL IT WITH A CLASSIFIED! E. Boeing scholarship in These community junior colleges would help'elieve 1935. the strain of more students than facilities can accom- modate at our two state universities —but not compete for state financing. More Boise Junior Colleges are what we need not a University of Idaho at Boise. brisk, bracing —the original spice-fresh lotion 1.25 MOST OF YOUR LIFE IS SPENT IN YOUR SHOES. 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~ IDAHO ~ OF IDAHO, MOSCOW, B64 UNIVERSITY ~ B I I~ october rntivr 2, 4 i Look At Election Issues I -OI'rrieI' a 10 rexy *st iii Is Subject Of Program "Animals and a Cross" a IItESLEY FOUNDATION I Christian look at the 1964 elec Judy Heidel, French, will de- 7 tion issues, will be the topic of scribe, her experiences at Ha- 1" Dr. Robert Hosack, head of the waii Work Camps last summer, IC IC ~ee ica"ion Wes- 0 1 department of social sciences, at the Sunday meeting of Dedication ceremonies for the at the second of a series of six ley. Colored slides will illustrate summary of new University Physical Sciences Sunday evening "Missing Links" her report. A brief I s building, completed this fall, as programs. 'he civil rights action conference part of the 1964.Homecoming ac- The series of programs are attended by members of Wesley s tivities, will begin Saturday at being sponsored by six campus last week will also be given. 10:30 a,m. religious groups, Episcopal, Di- The ceremony wiII be high- sciple, Lutheran, Methodist. '':t (i lighted by an address by former Presbyterian and United Church Congressman ~ir; E. Bu- 'l University President J. The meeting wdl begin at 7 of the As- chanan, now president p.m. in the Campus Christian Talks To YD Park, Md. phalt Institute, College Center. for the Acceptance remarks LATTER DAY SAINTS Ou Elections building will be made by Elvon politics and A political discussion of the Apathy toward Genesee, president of Rep- Hampton, presidential candidates and their elections was discussed by the University Board of Regents, White of the new telescope Is the Physical platforms will be held by Robert resentative Compton R. A DEMONSTRATION of 888888IIIIIiii'IIBIifl Chi. sciences, night before a group 1 ~IJ@tjlIII!gL~S! 0 Gov. Smviie, Too Science Building is given by Clyde Waterman, Sigma Hosack. head of social Tuesday Mrs. assist- 60 Young Democrats in ~ Gov. Robert E. Smylie is also The refractory was given Io Ihe physics department by and Sidney Duncombe, about scheduled to address guests at the Hans Paluthe, in memory of her husband, wito shared an ant Prof. of political science, the Borah Theatre. tired of ;:=m' dedication. Acting as master of interest in astronomy with Emmett Spiker, assistant pro- at tonights meeting of MIA. The No one should become ceremonies will be Pres. D. R. feasor of physics. meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m; campaign speaking. because make Theophilus. and includes dancing instruction candidates for office must ex- 'I'he 96,430 square foot structure, following the discussion contacts with the public and provides Idahoan Interviewed Isa costing 32,126,348.18, Native DISCIPLE STUDENT plain the news, he said. classrooms and laboratories for FELLOWSHIP Rep. White advocated better physicists. vot- training chemists and As Author Of ASUI Drama The Disciple Student Fellow- communication between the Designed by Dropping, Kelley stationed at Maxwell Air Force will He said it is Author of the forthcoming ship of the Christian Church er and candidate. and Finch,. Boise architects, it Base in Alabama while writing of the democracy to give I drama production "Still the meet in the basement necessary for combines operating efficiency with textbooks for the ROTC pro- "Is to ques- Mountain Wind," Captain Da- church at 5 15 p m Sunday voters the opportunity completed last SPring, will design and economical His Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY —The new Physical Sciences Building, attractive visited the Uni- gram. parents, Too Small?" will be tion all candidates views, and DEDICATION Pres- vid L. White, are natives of Your God ceremonies tomorrow. Former University president Jesse E. Buchanin, cost. Conover Wright, also inform the candidates of ba dedicated at Com- versity campus Monday the discussion topic. will preside over the dedication ceremonies at 10:30 a.m. The major contractor was Idaho and currently live in ident of Asphalt Institute, Inc., "Still the Mountain Wind" WESMINSTER the voters'iews. mercial Builders, Inc., Moscow. Bear Lake County. not will be presented by the Drama What Presbytenans Are If the representative does The structure is composed of rein- A second play, uGarry Owens" department on Oct. 29, 30, and Thinkine" will be discussed at know the attitude of the pubhc forced concrete post and beam written by Talbot Jennings, a Delta Tau Delta To Dedicate 31 in the University Auditor- meeting of Westmin- he represents', he is not truely Rail construction. The classrooms and graduate of the Umversity of the Sunday ium. 30 they representing the people, but only built so future will be presented nex5 ster at 5 30 p m At 6 laboratories are interviewed about the Idaho, said White. Remodeled House arrangements When following "Still the will attend the second, meeting a geographic area, newly ls Avuilublu changes in room a native weekend se's. play, Captain Wright, "Missing Links." In a question and answer Speakers Living group cheering sec. can be done easily to meet alter- Mountain Wind." on Dedication of the newly re- master of ceremonies, Idahoan, discussed reasons why sion following'his talk he spoke the dedication still be Guy tions have a chance to win a ations in science instruction. "The play," modeled Delta Tau Delta house at he wrote the play. on such issues as reapportion- to- Wicks, associate dean of stu- trophy at tonight's rally at an inner mon- will be held at 5:15 p.m. Special Features he remarked„"is I'uiversiity Is ment in the state legislature, dents, and alums E. B. Snow, MacLean Field, according to corro- the hidden Schedules morrow, in the newly remodeled Special features include ologue unveiling IF@ wheat price supports and the Spokane, and Ted Frostenson, Doug Finkelnburg, Upham, for lab- about life and the trau- house, according to Jim Berry, sion-resistant glass pipe things Election Bate Ou Program "Wilderness bill," Spokane. pre-game rally chairman. waste lines, movable pow- mas one comes up against." for the or- Delt. oratory Intra-Fraternity Council The next speaker pledges, fam- A buffet 'dinner will follow The rally will follow the Pa. direct cur- The play is of a simple life The Aluin, actives, er carts for supplying elections ganization will be Prof. Charles have the dedication. of freshmen co. current of close to the soil and of a boy- will hold its annual Legislators ilies and faculty guests jama Parade rent and alternating Of of the History Depart- This Summer 5 according to Larry Nye Simmons invited to the dedication. Completed eds through men's living variable voltage to work benches hood in the time of changing Nov The University is one of the will be corn been to the ment whose topic Fancher, Delt, will act as The 3125,500 addition The Homecoming hydrogenation laboratory cultures and values. Phi Delt. president. that will be discussed by Rich groups. and an topics ing election predictions, record. Delt house which was complet- will be in. to mini- Changing Times members queen and her court with a quick-venting roof Procedures for the election state legislators and Faculty Advisor Mal- ed this summer includes a new that as peo- ing to YD troduced by Dean Miller, mize explosion hazards He commented were dis- of the North Idaho Chamber of Hears dining room, six and for nominations colm E. House. Honorary kitchen and president. addition, there are individual ple are caught up in the chang- Nov. 12 and 13 at. addi- Alumni In cussed at the IFC retreat last Commerce The next meeting for the or. new study rooms and an its adjoining office ing times, values are lost, and Candidates Cenutry Club will make instrument rooms he said. Moscow. scheduled Tuesday t,atah tional sleeping porch area. and its symbols are weekend, ganization is first appearance as it forms a and research areas, preparation language Senator Len B. Jordan will Building. A panel of six Latah County completely new shake roof "The strug- in the Student Union A the football team laboratories for lecture demonstra- becoming obsolete. fall meeting of the candidates discussed house during the funnel for sneak at th. political was put on the fire-proof solvent storage, gle to retain these values," said thoughts and Dee Andros, coach, to tions, haroun at the Thursday evening their suggestions and summer. All the rooms in the ventila- "is one of the crises eneral Thiemer before being In. and forced-draft, dust-free Wright, C TV-Phone Set In on education at a Phi Delta were redone with walls run through today." banauet. house tion. confronting humanity Clifford professional men's ed- desks and closets of troduced. also Visits University NICC nresident Jack Kappa, of burlap, Paluthe observatory dome "The theme of the play Demonstration fraternity, meeting Wed- ceilings. Twirler s with fire batons In the of Lewiston stated that all state ucation oak and styrofoam a 4-inch encompassed the private con- A lecture on the newly intro- the rally and on the roof is mounted Thiemer, depu are being invited to nesday evening. The house now holds sixty will perform for flicts which a person confronts Ma). Gen. J. E. legis)ators "picturephone" will be refractory telescope. 6th US 'l5 exnectnd. duced The ~panel members were: people. Architect for the addi- fireworks will be presented. innermost being, but ty commander of the attend and to 80 are in his Presi- presented by Bell Telephone George Brocke (D); Lester Kenneth Brooks, Spo- "This should be the biggest known Army and his party from The nrogram will he directed tion was Old Life Sciences which normally are not Laboratory speaker Larney A. Klemm (D); Harold Snow (R); Spokane, said Fin. San Francisco, Calif., visited the 1965 legislative mat- kane. R. G. Moran, rally of the year," With the move of, the.Psysical or expressed on conscious or dio, toward before all run- " Col. James L. discussions: Meacham, Monday night William Schnell (R; was the contractor. kelburg. from the first science conversational level Wright Wednesday with ters with nanel Sciences military a meeting of IEEE members in ning for county representative; structure is Rimlinger professor of "Where is the Monev Goina?" building, the original said. the Engineering Harold Lough (D); and Gary at the University. and "Reap- room 104 of being renovated as the Life Sci- Nineteen Years science (appropnations); both running for Building. Morris (R); Officer (CcilencIlai building. It was constructed Although he conceived the were the new ttorttonment." Sni- Class on the ences Under discussion Meacham, a graduate of the county senator. Dr. Hervon idea for the play when he was recently Other nrogram subiects in- in 1925. ROTC bill, which was who der, head of the Education Ad- Turn it was 1956 be- Universitv of Ida- University of Washington Candidates TODAY According to Dr. Malcolm M. seven years old, signed by President Johnson and clude: "The ministration, was moderator of was cti(tt- Hiehwav 95." and holds a certificate of research State C.P.A. —8 a.m., Pend Renfrew, professor and head of fore the actual play ROTC activities at Idaho. ho." "U.S. the Petitions Cambridge University in panel. In d'reille mem- this span, he Planning of North from Physical Sciences, faculty pleted. During A courtesy call was made on H. "Resource The legislators discussed the The following petitions for a form U.S. England. will describe the new Homecoming Committee —3 bers will be on hand Saturday spent time trying to find Steffens, University vice Idaho." covermg mmmg. a sales tax and a Walter - picture- possibility of class offices have been turned equip- of expression for his personal affairs, and the Dworshak "see-while-you talk" school p.m., Sawtooth morning to demonstrate president for academic Forests. 50 per cent level of state Johnston, ASUI presi- observations. phone and its operating features. in to Jim Consulting Council —8 a.m., ment to interested visitors to the prior to departure. Dam. support. It was the general con- Ag. currently dent, However, signatures have the Umversity building. Captain Wright is census of opinion that this level EWa-hoo not been validated yet, said John- —8 a.m., of state support would be diffi- Asphalt Convention ston. cult to achieve in a single legis. Borah Theatre Those running for freshman Consult- lative session. Regents Luncheon, Ag. SPLIT offices are: Gary Vest, Fiji; PICK-A-BANANA Mrs. Guy Wicks, Latah Coun- ing Council —12 p.m., Kullyspell off campus; and lunch- Commissioner, gave a short Mike Kossman. Annual Asphalt Convention ty for to 50c) discussion of the proposed coun. Jess Flynn. McConnell; eon —12 p.m., Galena (1c Horsch. Delta ty real estate zoning regulation president. Dwight SATURDAY to appear on this election bal- Chi; and Randy Byers, Delt, for Delta Sigma Phi Mothers Club ROGERS'CE CREAM lot. vice president. Bettie Bushnell, —10 a.m., Pend d'Oreille The meeting was held in con- Pi Phi: Karen Canfield, DG; Homecoming judges —10:30 p. ORDERS TO GO juation with the Moscow PTA Sue Cairns, Theta, and Linda m., Russett and the Moscow League of Wo- Larson, DG, for secretary-trea- Homecoming dance —9 p.m., Moscow TREAT Headquarters men Voters. Virgil Young, off surer, SUB Ballroom Behind The Theaters Lunch- 'ampus, Phi Delta Kappa pres- Sophomore class office peti- President and Regents the pro- Chief's Room ident, was in charge of tions turned in were Judy Rice, eon —11:30, SUNDAY gram. Theta, for vice president and Football-Easterbrook —3 p.m., Peggy Reed, DG, and Margie SOMETHIIIIG "SPKlAL" IN STYLE Felton, Kappa, for secretary. Borah '%ann-Up'et Newman Club —10 a.m., Borah treasurer. AND COMFORT FOR HOMECOMING CUP —2 p.m., Ballroom Junior applicants are: Jerry At Burning Stake C-CAP —2:30 p.m., Galena from Agenbroad, Delta Sig, for presi- A "Post Rally Warm Up" MONDAY .... dent. will be held at the Burning Idaho Bean Commission —12 Ron Twilegar, Fiji, and Bob Stake tonight from 9:30 to 11:30 p.m., Sawtooth Delt, for vice president; p,m. Dutton, Town Men's Association —7 p. Kappa, and Dave Porter will be featured Carolyn Stephens, Lemhi hIB secretary- m., on the piano and Byron Henry, Lou Benoit, DG, for TUESDAY owner and manager of Moscow treasurer, Committee —6:30 SNARTKST GRAQUATKS are: SUB Calendar THK Furniture, on the bass. Senior class applicants Russett in 8 for p.m., ROBE COLLKGK MGRKKS VIITH Saturday evening Dr. Carlton Charles R. Kozak, ATO, Coffee Hours and Forums —7 PAY FOR THKIR Delt, liams, assistant professor of president and Jim Berry, p,m., Blue Room languages, will act as chair- vice president. Mortar Board —5 p.m., E@4a- BAG..i . '~/- for "Com- '(:. man at a meeting of the hoo In authentic Clan and I'HRIFI'I CHECKS mittee." The "Committee" is Committee —12;30 plaids 100% SUB Dance Scottish exclusive at Bank of Idaho are the anyone who shows up at 10 p.m. Exchnnges Eeda-hoo wool, lifetime service. Thrifti Checks... Froth p.m., who write only a few st the Burning Stake. Dr. Iiams Activities Council t Mother' best bargain yet for people 'will "The for students, lead a discussion on Are Different Day) —7 p.m. Board Room checks each month. They'e excellent will be accounts. New World Mentality." Freshman exchanges Student Idaho Educational As. expense accounts arid other special purpose The Burning Stake is located conducted differently this year 7:30 p.m., Kulbrspell of the sociation — I No minimum balance is required and the cost across from the Perch. than in the past. Accounting Club —7 p.m., Gold each) is the ONLY cost scheduled for scheduled ex- Thrifti Checks (only lac Other programs There will be no Navy Queen's Tea —7 p.m., of according snxc+% regardless of the balance you keep or the number the "Committee" are: changes by the Hill, Silver Plaids $14.95 - Women. a Thrifti Check account now at Oct. 31 "The Neo Inverte- to Dean Neely, Dean of Pacific Northwest Bell —12 p. and, $17.95 checks you write. Open brates and and c'haperones —Freedom, Fears All exchanges m., Silver Fuzzy Bears in the University" responsibility of the will be the Sigma Tau —7 p.m., Cataldo YOUR PROGRESSIVE Nov. 7 —"Hicks, Acorns and individual living groups. IK's —9:30 p.m., Spalding the Arts." Silver 8 Goltl Adult Education —7:30 p.m., Nov. 14—"Idaho, Which Way Davis," "Northern Spy," Lemhi Is Forward?" "Ben "York Imperial" are all Navy Battalion Staff —7 p.m., Nov. 21 —"The Court, a leg- and VANDAL ROBES names of apples. PowWow islative Body'" 100% Virgin Wool by Pendleton with Idaho Vandal Insignia. In attractive carrying case $18.95 DWIGHT'S Also WSU Robes in Handy Cushion Case. NOBBY lNN MOSIL STATION IDAHO WITH 17 BRA%CHES Specials On Tires SERVING Cafe aud Lounge THROUGHOUT THK STATE GolJ Stril e s Finest Food~ >Htltafed wtih Western Bancorpora«on Home of Moscow Stamps ~ Federal aesenre System tt(ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation trtemoer U. A. 245 N. Main MAIN AT FIFTH Moscow, Idaho, S. I

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6:15- 7:00 p.m. Pajama Parade through living Mick Morfitt, SAE. constitutional revision commit. I . DIscussion of a Greek Week president; 89'efis (Snuffs) secretary; Paul Henden. Phi and election procedures were 7:00- 8:00 Rally, McLean Field —Fireworks Tau, treasurer; 'uane Golco. APProximately 30 partlcipatef]; OCTOBER 24 two of the topics at the Inter- SATURDAY, echea, Delt; publicity chat~ In the discussion groups, ban 9:15-10:80a.m. Parade down Main Street fraternity Council last weekend man: and Gary Mahn, Sigma iluet and other activities, said 10:30 Dedication Phvsical Science Ii iif In Lewistoil. — Nu. rush chairman. Hook. Building i All fraternity presidents, IFC The members attending the Steve Haskins rePresented the 10:30- 1:00 p.m. Luncheon SUB Cafeteria v officers, officers elect, and Guy retreat decided to establish a new Pi Kappa Alpha colony. 1:00- 1:80 Carillon Concert ~ hcdl! v, Wicks, assistant dean of stu. 4:15- 4:45 (Music Department) II I dents, attended the meet. ~ .II 4:00- 0:00 p.m. Football Game (VANDALS (@FAN! Items on the agenda included 1:30- 4:15 Beat Cougars!!! Hot Tlekets d4re ()rt fsttle ) ~ ~ . requirements for IFC scholar. ! 6 Open House in Living Groups lg discussion of a Arboretum tickets have been money," she said. "The Baron ship award, mpnsy 5;00- 8:00 p.m. of Beef Buffet —SUB Greek Week; discussion of dif- on sale in the ASUI office for ls still in the office," 9:00- 1:00 Dance in SUB Ballroom— about three weeks and freshmen ferent orientation programs, "Sales have gone uP 100 pSeattle, Wash.; Ruford Eu- pep mon goal," said Hook, "The work and later, humbly returning to sity service fraternity, accord. nsc hands." the Universiiy's cene powell; vernon walters; A I0 RQIImtg of IFC is improved through better the office to have their money ing to Gary Strong, Upham, CORVALL band im. Elmer Wyland. played an extremely cooperation among the 16 mem- refunded, according to M r s. president. dais are pprtant part in pre.game activi- The alumni o'f 1923-26 will re- St. Louis) as a substitute quar- and that was for 20 yards, the Th bers. After such a retreat, each Laughlin. About one half of the cars did year. ties. he said. They weren't sub- member the "outhouse" on top terback into the game. We dan- longest pickup by any Cougar. president knows the other 16 bet- "Two years ago, the boys who not pass the check for one rea. coaches a and V89 of a pile of sticks and newspa. gled them all over the field Washington's favorite play was sidized they naid their own MJ H20 ter and is not as hesitant to ask bought the tickets were too em- (upper Iei "WSC Administra- then," he said. son or another, according tff expenses because they just liked pers labeled a spinner play off tackle and barrassed to return to get their snd weal ~ for advice or assistance," he Strong. Those which did tp plav music ~ + A g+gO~ tipn Building." Attendance at the 1924-25 guard. npt together. I added. for tpmoi "mock" Presidential game was 10,000 said Ly]e. This Final Score: 10.0 pass did npt receive safety stick. Al Marineau of Hollywopd, A and ]axation c was a large crowd for the old The final score was 10-0 and Schp]arsh]n Repuirements ers. 'alif., has taken initiative in Vice Presidential election will Prof Selected zow, Ver Wood n helping organize the reunion of be sponsored by the Idaho MacClean Field. e many of the 12,000 attending Changed The cars were checked for will visit Idaho for a reunion thlth s bleachers were strung and requirements the group. said Lyle. Center for Education in Poll up shifted Coach Skip Stahley up in The scholarship safety of brakes, lights, signals, weekend. down both sides. For National ties (ICEP) on the same date the air and marched him around for the all-house scholarship exhaust, steering and tires, a. "Dixieland" Each has something m cpm is Favorite e]ectipns. Alumni Return Tp See the field. Idaho students scram- trophy were changed from first long with other devices as class- mon —an Idaho victory over "Dixieland" music was a fav- Homecoming bled onto the field and tore the semester tp the f»1] vear. The Lecture Tour Members of the fraternity diii the Washington State Cougars. orite of both fans and members Members of the 1923-26 foot- goal posts down. riledge trophy is still for tho first Dr, Malcolm M. Renfrew, the checking, following the Na- g slate, students will be Eighteen of the members of of the band. Jazz was not far ball teams returning to the Uni- The general feeling, accord. ,semester. head of physical sciences and tional Safety Council Guidebook. handed a questlpnalr tp de the victorious football squads Ida- "Arg" behind and the band stomped out versity this weekend to see ing tp the Oct. 26 was House managers were advised professor of chemistry, h a s They worked in conjunction with termine voter patterns and will converge at the University in the an- a piece that made students ho tangle with WSU that "most Vandal backers felt fn check all fire arms in their again been selected to be on the University Security Center. election behavior, according tp tp see Idaho's first victory over Bud Bliss, As in(ran really move. he said. nual clash include: Idaho would play a good game. houses and tp keep track of nation wide call to lecture to Chairman of the safety check Sue Soloman, Theta, president. the Cougars in ten years Jim Hermiston, Ore. (1924); Orville few looked the first Cou- goes into i "They used tp have a piano but for them. according to Larrv Hook. high schools and community was Roger Lackey, McCpnne]]. The questipnair is strictly Ly]e, a]umni secretary, hope- Jones, Lebenon, Ore. (1923-24); gar beating since 1925." Sweet leads player who could play nothing Theta Chi. chairman of tbe IFC groups. "We hope and plan tp it again, for statlstcial purposes pn]v fully said. Wallace York, Oakland, Calif. The Saturday night post game record. Wi] else. sp t ey gave m a orn retreat. Each year 50 teachers of preferably making it an annual (1924); and possibly others, ac- rally was attended by 1500 stu- in league 2 and he marched with it just be- Freshmen used tp bui]d a Dr. George Watkins. past na- chemistry throughout the United affair," Strong commented. or released, she said.id cording to Lyle. dents as the team and coaches Am- Tau leads h cause they needed a piano play- large bonfire and place an out- tional secretary of Pi Kappa Al- States are selected by the The group will hold a cele- marched down Moscow's main holds a 7-1 er," said Lyle. side toilet on with the sign night erican Chemical society tp par- top dinner at the Moscow intro- nha. spoke at the Friday "WSC bratipn street, where they were ticipate in a program of visit- The state flower of Mississippi Fo (Washington was only a at the banquet in the Lewis-Clark Hp- Celebration Dinner Hotel, sit as a body duced over a portable loud ing scientists in chemistry to is the Magnolia. Thursday's college then) Administration tp the te]. game, and be introduced speaker system. lecture in high schools, blank their The revnion squad will have a Building, said Ly]e. Freshmen Requirements for house moth- 0+ L,+f'~$ (yfggy(I crowd. 1954.55 Vandal Alumni ham defeatf celebration dinner at the Mps. had to watch guard over the include The program is sponsored by The ASUI "Dry Spell" For 29 Years Fifteen of the members of the ers passed by the group cow Hotel. Thev wi]I sit as a is sponsoring a tele. bonfire all night to keep WSC the National Science Four]dation Jerry's Beeline Wi]iis Swe The 1925-26 football team was 1954-55 Vandal team returning a minimum work schedule of 20 bodv at the game and wi]1 be vision program over KUID cpn- students from destroying it. with the purpose of encouraging. 19-0; Wi]]is the last to smell the blood of for Homecoming include: Ed hours a month, and a maximum introduced to the crowd cerning the state legislatures talented students to f o] I o w Service 6-0: snd Li victory over the Cougars until 29 Barton, Boise, Ida.; Fred Ma- nf $50 a month salarv. said Hook. Attending from the origina] Thursdav at 7 n.m., according WSC Rents AirPlane chemistry as a profession. on the Pullman Highway 12-0. years later in 1954 when the gee, Royal City, Wash.; Mar- Elections Schedu]ed to Gerald H»ettig. Delta Sig. E- One t™eWSC students even Arrangements for visitors are In other pep band are: Paul Atwppd, "dry spell" ended. shall Jones, Pilot Rock, Ore.; Election of new ]FC officers Just NORTH of Campus. BOR~ member. rented an airPlane and flew over made through local sections of feited tp Si Winchester. Mass F C Shen- '54 "Arg" the bonfire late that .vening The Oct. 26, ex- Ted Frostenspn, S p o k a n e, is scheduled the first Thursdav the American Chemical Society. DISCOUNTS ed McConr The program will include a to upset Idaho's replica of their plained the students jubilation Wash.; Jim Faulkner, Bliss, in November. Nomination and as SPECIAL anneau. Dr. Renfrew has served (ion; SAE «y orflan . over the 10-0 victory in this Ida.; Mel Schmidt, Spokane, procedures were ex- ON GAS IL OIL nanel discussion. Questions will Ad bui]din, said Lyle. n]ection chairman of two of the profes- TMA-2 an way, "Idaho students put away Wash.; Gene White, Spring- he directed by students tp Pres. Matty Mathews coached the plained. sional divisions of the society AVAILABLB. (Sited. D. R.. their party hats this morning field, Ore„. John Armitage, Du. ]FC officers this past year are ident Thepph]]us. Vice teams of 1923.26 to vict o r y. and was an industrial research Battery Repair v and returned to classes after bais, Ida.; Bill Lawr, Walla Phi Delt, president: ! President Walter Stephens. ASUI Mathews moved to St. Louis Larry Nye, director before coming to Idaho Scores or about the week e n d Walla, Wash. George Eidam, President Jim Johnston. and an. University froin Idaho. biggest Dick Mace, I.ambda Chi. vice in 1959. since the Ad Building burned Boise; Burdett Hess, Calgary. other faculty member, said Idaho slaughtered the Cou. in 1906," Alberta, Canada; Paul Giles, Huettlg. gars in 1923-24, 14 to nothing. pus three weeks agp but Is When the Vandals upset the Sacramento, Calif.; Frank Tev. go The following year the margin Exclusive Bu( Not Cougars for the first time since erbaugh, Reardon, Wash.; Mike — ing to return from New York Larry Grimes, Beta. E-Board widened to a 19-3 victory for the 1925, Acting President D. R. Hepler, Walla Walla; Burch Expensive. City for the reunion. member, wi]1 moderate the pan. Vanda]s In 1925.26 Idaho slip. Thepphi]us gave the student Rpark, Spokane. HIWAY HOUSE ,Another band alumni who is el show. ped passed WSC with a one Phono TU 2n1384 body a free Monday. The reunion group will meet the president of a chemical "The program will tell the point margin of 7.6. This ended 1409 PULLMAN ROAD "It's a cele. company called long, distance reasons why the state legis]a. a little bonus, something at the Moscow Hotel for the Vandals'inningI stree k f I'e been waiting for 29 years," bration dinner and sit as a group from the East to inform Jim turps will be visiting our cam- Ii ALICKS Watch for Red Star **Good for 2 Vandal Bnrge".s 29 years, said Theophilus. at the game, Lyle, he was coming. pus. I hope students will realize I Jim Lyle recalled the 192425 Idaho completely dominated BEAUTY SALON Lynn Hersey of Aberdeen, the importance of the program," (I the ball game on both offense VANDALS SCATTER WOLVE Wash., organized the original said Bill McCann. SAE, E.Board Free Par>ing «It was 3 tp npthing with 7 and defense. The Cougars were The Idaho Vandals defeated the Vandal-Burger pep band in 1922. member. S. 105 Washington Joe minutes to go in the game when able to shake their big threat, Nevada Wolves by a score of Harry Reget (not of Natty put Duke Washington, loose but once 26-6 in 1935. i Fried Ham, Cheese, ~ ~l Hamburger, Lettuce ~~~~ Mn and Mayonnaise 'I'l>e Sl!ming Stalte 'omer'Omiiig, 'i6 60e FRIDAY-"POST RALIY WARN UP" ''I ':-'.;!i.'-;: Pumpkin Milkshakes Dave Porter, Piano and Byron .::,':3011:30i " ..'Nc Henry,: 'pL, '44Rsl~f«L'9 '~k»,";:.'.::-;:.-,"..- i Bass l)Illa'ltI'4l 11;00. 1;00 Open stags, bring your own banlp or on the Pullman Hiway poetry . '.r ]Ii oth(]r'i .=:,.:,: —Moscow's v'II'elÃIIIe:;:.; Only Speaker Drive-In— All SATURPAY -"THE (oNN]TTFE" yoo to 'NoSi:OW,",1,:.":..'- 10:00 p.m. Dr. Carlton liatns t= a=st=iis9=%. I J IL-j IL=j] !L-) j'~ i'g ~rhifaF4]K~inifaFrhhsS(hhgh. IfBII SEAFOOD STEAKS on Hwy. 95 .'vsnlngs: si Open 5 12 Wed. through Sun, N. "The on I]] ill](I Oct. 23 and 24 Acrass from Porch" See!,'-'ur f r compls7e:,.l]IIi'. '. 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The Vandais will be to break a ILOIIble jinx on when.they hostout'aturday the Washington State Uni- Tc Tete iaaInc versity Cougars, and Coach Dee Andros has lbeen mak- Vandal Win Harriers ing special preparations this ,week.. Idaho will seek to end this sea- spot along with Jerry Campbell Otrer WSU son's four-game losing streak who has been, filling in at the Strength Meet 1M', MSC Tulsa and a dry spell against the Cou- spot. Predicted gars which dates back io 1954. from Pullman indi- Reports Idaho cross- And, Andros and his staff «I think the Vandals wIll The Univerdity of from 14 different schools Mens 10.000 meter (sy, Inil„) have'een cate that the Cougars are setting country team will "test the the area. event. The IEAU sueet instilling incentive as well their defense on Vandal full- win tomorrow, but I'm not throughout wIII I, strength of the league," Coach ture outstan'ding as new plays to the Vandal foot- back Ray McDonald. who.vault- naive enough to to think the Coming Up. non.Oiyg MacFarlane said, as the harriers will from all I'unners ball game this week. ed into the top Idaho rushing Cougars will come here and Doug Next week the parts ot <,l meet Montana and Junior United States. If Willie Gaskins'ast quar- slot after only a game and 8 plav dead," was the way Dee harriers !travel to Spokane and the ter touchdown kickoff return half. McDonald was sidelined Andros, head football coach, Montana State College today, which overturned an apparent for the first three games with a addressed Vandal Boasters in Missoula, Mont. Idaho victory, 14-0, and the en- Levdc-Leading Reccnvcr- tom tendon which he 'receiv- this week. who finished fifth nine-mile "annual" walk Nils Jebsen, suing ed during a summer basketball 'IIse Vandals are sack and for against Washington State and is last year was not enought game. tsred of slaying great football Is An End Doing A Job the Vandals to seek revenge currently running in the number McDonald Helps and losing, Andros said, and The Palouse Country Colleges had himself a varsity job the Andros ad- one spot on the team. Is expect- against Coutiays; "McDonald has been a real they are ready to chew us have always been noted for the He went on that ed to lead the way for the Van- season k, ded a new wrinkle this week. crimson asset to our offense," Coach Dee anvthing that wears fine ends that they have turned catch 11 more passes nnd sense Cougar Lied dals. MacFarlane said. i Andros said. "He keeps the de- and gray.. out since the end of World War another touchdown. His foUl'. Four signs greeted the Van- fense honest so that Mike Mon- Andros, in regard to his pre- Jebseu is stronger this year II, so it's 8 little hard for peo- ceptions against the Aggies dals on their way to the practice wns ahan wort the option." diction ot victory, said, "I than last year when, as Mac- ple to get steamed up over an individual high for field: caa thn Ms, Another change in the Vandal just slanted a new tree in my. Farlane said, "he did a t)'emen. Yern Leyde. son and the 64 yards he "This is Cougar Country, so gnlned offense since the Idaho squad yard and hose to be around dous for us." He's just another good end receiving against Montana they say!" I job Ied Oregon at home is Tom to watch It grow." who finished sev- doing his job each Saturday aft- the squad. His 45-yard "The Cougars must die for played Ted Quirk, grnb I Morris'ove from fullback to is true that Washington is ernoon for the Idaho Vandals. Missoula was also the the Vandals to make hear!" It enth last week against WSU, longest al wingback. Morris will again get State has some fine running on'he "We The fact that he has been the the year. "Block them, tackle them GRASS ANOTHER ONE —Yern Leyde (86) gets behind de- number two squad. the call at wingback. Veteran backs, "but we'e got some for team's leading receiver for the 'rabs 14 real hard." fender and goes high in the air Io snare a Monahan isaee expect Ted to do 8 good job Rich Naccarato remains at things the Cougars are worry- comment- past two seasons and is appar- As a junior, Leyde caught "Vandals like muffins baked for a against lowe. us too," MacFarlane u halfback. about and not the least of 10 yard gain ently headed for the same honor including in Cougar Lard!" ing ed, "he's doing very well and passes, four agninsf McDonald," again this is taken for And once on the field, the them is big Ray is only 8 freshman." year Washington State for an Indiyid. Vandals practiced to the tune of Andros commented. Football Has Spotlight; granted. ual high. His 86 yards agnhsl Vandal Stats McDonald has done 8 fan- Montana Way After the Cougar growl, piped in over his first game as a the Cougars was also tops fpr the will be missing one the pubhc address system. tastic job, especially to Montana sophomore, Leyde had benched the team. His 46-yard reception AAer Five Basketball COIIning On stars The result has been a twist fact that one leg is an inch of its all-time great track the first-team split end, who also in that game was the longesl who to better sc far as the Vandais TC YG YL NET AVG and one half smaller around this weekend. Doug Brown, happened to be one of the non-scoring pass of the sensnn, 4 184 4.8 Football has the spotl i g h t ter, and forward Ed Tollefson McDonald 34 168 than the other due to being one and three mile rec. team'8 co-captains, and has (Fullback Galen are concerned. Instead of rated Nacca rate 52 168 12 155 3.0 these that doesn' are the only lettermeu on the set new Rogers cnugkt 137 42 days, but "without chance," in. most Mcrcrs 32 15S 16 in a cast, the Vandal mentor ords in the Big Sky Conference been in the starting lineup ever one for 51 yards aud 8 tnuck. a as Mayer 37 1SS 7 125 S.4 keep Jim Goddard's basketbal- opposing red squad. Alligned 40 8.0 said. in since. down agamst Fresno years when the Battle 'o'he McConum 5 40 0 lers from being active, too. with the pair of lettermen are last year and finished fourth Stag ) Slaughter 7 SO 2 28 4.0 No matter what the pre. Gains Spot This season Leyde got Palouse rolls around, Scott 30 '59 32 27 .9 The Vandal hoopsters will junior transfer 6-6 Chuck Hep- the 5000 meter Olympic trial 8 little Andros'hargers are expected to make Jenkins 2 5 0 5 24 game predictions indicate, it will compete because With Idaho trailing 454 and help. Andros decided to use a 2 0 2 20 stage a full scale scrimmage worth, John Rucker, a JC trans- event. not Ahlsn 1 will be 8 rough and tough seven minutes left in the first defensive wild card CGUG a good account of themselves. Fc nfl a 2 0 17 -17 -8.5 for homecoming fans who would fer guard, and Jerry Skaife, of an infected blister received in at split end football match tomorrow, he game of the '62 season, Coach so that the former Rogers 811. This is evidenced by the hect Passlllg like a sneak preview of the 1964 another junior college guard. the trials. pre-game ticket sales to.touch PA PC Pl YDS AVQ PCT commented. Dee Andros benched his first city end can get a rest when '421 14.5 .367 Vandal basketball squad tomor- Up from the last year's frosh who Mcnahan 79 29 5 Montana State College, aud second units, sending in 11 the Vandals not the Idaho campus since 1057. Foursa 3 1 0 -5 -5 .333 row morning at 10:15 in Me- squad are guard Mike Wicks, are on defense, finished in third spot behind the "I Physical Work 6.6 Dave Schlotth a u e r and sophomores. wanted to keep So far it has paid off. Leyde morial gym. should as All of the Vandals'repara- NO YD8 Cougars'ass Vandnls last year, be our regulars from getting bang- has ten catches to date and four "We'e in fine h y s i c a I guard-forwardr John James. „,„,Defense-'Sharp'ecetlitng p tion this week has not been Leyde 10 131 strong as last year, according ed up any more than they al- games to go. Chapman 9 205 shape," Goddard said. "The Tomorrow's 5 74 scrimmage ses- to MacFarlane. ready hnd," Andros said psychological. Andros has held Scott squad returned in as fine a at the Naccarato 2 10 sion will be the second time the time. Rookie Mike Whiles Keeps His Shirt controlled scrimmages for his Morris 1 9 As the University of Idaho physical shape as I'e ever seen (now McDonald 1 3 Vnndals have seen full court Last Week Idaho's defens- Consistent performance keeps squad since Tuesday. -1 Vandals will not only be fac- for the opening of practice. But safety man aud Slaughter 1 a'ction under game-like condi- "Last week was a great suc- Leyde Hold Williams Mayer 1 3 we'e ive quarterback) was running wearing the gold shirt oi ing the threat of Washington still a long way to go tions. Goddard opened practice His chief concern on defense cess, as far as the Inland Em- the team. He hit Leyde with 8 first team end. Last season he scoring State's two fine running backs before we'e ready for our first this fall with a scrimmage ses- has been in finding a way to TD PAT FG TF pire High School Championships four straight strikes, the last added kick returns to his col- 1 1 8 —Bill Gaskins and Clancy Wil- game." Chagman sion to see how the squad was were concerned. MacFarlane one for lection of activities and ran back stop the Cougar offense, and this Ley e 1 6 the Goddard divided his squad into 8 touchdown. Utah State McCcnum 1 6 liams —but pass snagging going to shape up. said. "We had 100 boys here I won the game, 45-7, but Leyde six for 74 yards. to Andros means callering Clar Slaughter 1 6 defense of Cougar coach Bert two eight-man teams, ence Williams, the Cougar half- McDonald 1 6 Lavens / 2-7 6 Clark. Veterans Chuck Koznk, a 6A, back who is ranked eighth na- Campben 44 4 two-year letterman forw a r d, tionally in rushing. Punting WSU defenders have picked and last year's scoring and re- Linebacker Dick Litzinger. out TD YDS AVG off eight enemy aerials so far in bounding Tom More- THE COMPLETE DEPT. STORE.... Rice 31 1329 42.8 leader, of the lineup since he strained five games. Each interception land, head the "white" team. Longest Plays has been a different his knee in the 224) loss to Utah, Rush —SS, McDonald, OSU by player. Letterman Jim McEl r 0 y is will be back to help out with Pass —Mike Monahan to Joe Chap- listed at forward. Lettermen Welcome all the Parents and Alumni To Homecoming man,80 (TD). Iowa Clarence Williams, Bill Gas- this chore. He is expected to see Punt —83, Mickey Rice, Utah Jay Anderson, Ed Haskins and Punt Return —S4, Bill Scott, San kins, T. C. McClellau nnd Craig duty at his middle linebacker Terry Hensen are at guards We will close at Jose Olson 1:00 p.m. for the football game. KO Return —33, Joe McConum, are backfield men with along with sophomore Rod Bow- OSU intercepts, while linemen Wally Intercepucn —25, Larry Stroh- man and squadmau Don Sow- meyer. OSU Dempsey, Tom Kelley, Tom ar. Hnskius and Anderson were now TBSY STAND Hedemark and Bud Norris also starters last year. KenWOrthy Idaho 0 0 3 '0 —3 have picked off passes. San Jose 0 0 0 0 —0 Larry Rasmussen, a 6-9 cen- Thru Tonight Saturday Idaho 7 14 3 0 —24 At y end 9:15 Iowa 14 0 7 13 —S4 Idaho 0 0 0 8 —8 I n.tet~ aelrwT Utah 0 0 7 15 —22 .1515DIINfNiIII,~ Idahc 0 0 0 8 —8 'iI' Oregcn 14 0. 0 0 —14 CLANI VA (L(iciho AI g'OII,oil.t

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i''andal The Vandals will be otttr to break a double jinx on Saturdsy when they host the Washington State Uni- To Test League versity Cougars, snd Coach Det5 Andros has.been mnk- Vandal Win Harriert ing special preparations this week., Idaho will seek to eud this sea- spot along with Jerry Campbell Orper WSU MSC son's four. game losing streak who hgs been. filling in at the Strength Meet Mtj, Today and a dry spell against the Cou- spot, Predicted, gars which dates back to 1054. Pullman indi- 'NIVERSITY Reports from University of Idaho cross- schools Mens 10.000 meter (6yi And, Andros and his staff "I think ihe Vandals will . The from 14 different mgeg) have'een cate that the Cougars are setthg I'm country team will "test the throughout the area. event. The IEAU meet wgl fee. instilling incentive as well their defense on Vandal full- win tomorrow, but uot strength of the league," Coach Coming Up ture outstan'ding non.Olytu as new plays to the Vandal foot- back Ray McDonald. who.vault- naive enough to to think the pie Doug MacFarlane said, as thef week the barriers will runners from all parts of ball game this week. ed into the top Idaho rushing Cougars will come here snd Next IhI harriers meet Montana and travel to Spokane and the Junior United States. If Willie Gaskins'ast quar- slot after only a game snd 8 plav dead," was the wsy Dee I State College today, ter touchdown kickoff'n return half. McDonald was sidelined Andros, head football coach, Montana which overturned apparent tor the tirst three games with a addressed Vandal Boosters in Missoula, Mont. Lcvtlc-Leafing Rcccivcr- Idaho victory, 14-0, and the en- 'he tom tendon which receiv- this week. Nils Jebsen, who finished fifth suing nine-mile "annual" walk sick attd ed during a summer basketball The 'Vandals are against Washington State and is last year was not enought for football Is An End Doing A Jo genie. tired of playing great currently running in the number the Vandals to seek revepge McDonald Helps eud losing, Andros said. sud The Palouse Country Colleges had himself a varsity job. ad- one spot on the team. is expect- against the Cougars; Andros "McDonald hss been 8 real they are readv to chew un have always been noted for the He went on that season I0 week. ed to lead the way for the Van- ded a new wrinkle this asset to our oftense," Coach Dee snvthlng that wears crimson fine ends that they have turned catch 11 more passes and score Cougar Lard dals. MacFarlane said. Andros said. "He keeps the de- and gray.. out since the end of World War another touchdown. His four re. Four signs greeted the Van- fense honest so that Mike Mon- Andros, Iu regard to his pre- Jebsen is stronger this year II, so it's a little hard for peo- ceptions against the Aggies was dals on their way to the practice ahsn can work the option." diction ot victory, said, "I than last year when, as Mac- pie to get steamed up over an individual high for the 588. field: Another change in th'e Vandal lust ttlanted a new tree iu mv. Farlane said, "he did 8 tremen- Vern Leyde. son and the 64 yards he gsitteti "This is Co'ugsr Country, so oftense since the Idaho squad yard and I hotte to be around dous job for us." He's just another good end receiving against Montana Ieti they say!" 4 i 4 4, I te played Oregon at home is Tom to watch It grow." Ted oulrk. ulhn finichort errrr rtntrere "The Cougars must die for Morris'ove from fullback to It is true that Washington the Vandals to make hayi" .. wingback. Morris will again get State hes some fine running "Block them, tackle them GRASS ANOTHER the'all at wingback. Veteran backs, "but we'e got some real hard." fender and gtses Rich Nsccsrato remains at things the Cougars are worry- "Vandals like muffins baked for a 10 yard gait halfback. iug about aud uot the least of in Cougar Lard!" them is big Ray McDonald," And once on the field, the Andros commented. Vandals practiced to the tune of Vandal Sgagg McDouald has done 8 fan- the Cougar growl, piped in over especially to the the public address system. tastic job, AAer Five that one is an inch The result has been a twist fact leg Rushing AVG and one.half smaller around to better st far as the Vandals TC YG YL NET Football has the MODonetd S4 168 4 164 4.8 than the othe'r due to being are concerned. Instead of rated Neccereto 52 168 12 156 3.0 these days, but 15S 16 137 44 the Vandal mentor "without in, Morris 32 in a cast, a chance," as most Mayer 37 1SS 7 125 34 keep Jim Goddard'i years when the Battle of the McCollum 5 40 0 40'.0 said. lers from being aci Slaughter 30 28 4.0 No matter what the pre- Palouse rolls around, Scott 30 '58 32 27 .9 The Vandal hoo Andros'hargers Jenldna 2 5 0 5 2.4 game predictions indicate, it are expected to malte 2 20 stage 8 full scale Ahltn 1 2 0 be a rough and tough a good account of themselves. Fcurie 2 0 17 -17 -8.5 will for homecoming fan» football match tomorrow, he This is evidenced by the iieet Petttttg like a sneak previevt PA PC Pl YDS AVG PCT commented. pre-game ticket sales to.touch'he Vandal basketball s< Motrehan 79 29 5 '421 14.5 .367 Idaho campus sincs Ifl57. Fourte 3 1 0 -5 -5 .333 row morning at 10 Physical Work II:sugars'ass morial gym. All of lthe Vandals'repara- , NO YD6 "We'e in fine Leyde 10 131 „,,Defense-'Sharp'ecelvleg tion this week has not been Chapman 9 205 shape," Goddard psychological. Andros has held Scott 5 74 returned in Neccareto 2 10 squad controlled scrimmages for his Morris 1 9 As the University of Idaho physical shape as I'v squad since Tuesday. McDonald 1 3 Slaughter 1 1 Vandals will not only be fac- for the opening of p: Hold Williams Mayer 1 -3 ing the threat of Washington we'e still a long His chief concern on defense Scortttg State's two fine running backs before we'e ready > has been in finding to TD PAT FG TF a wsy Chapman 1 1 8 —Bill Gesklns and Clancy Wil- game." stop the Cougar offense, and this Lcydtl 1 6 liams —but the pass snagging Goddard divided hi Mccotium 1 6 to Andros means calleriug Clar- Slaughter 1 6 defense of Cougar coach Bert two eight-man teart ence Williams, the Cougar half- McDonald 1 6 Veterans Chuck K Levene / 2-7 6 Clark. back who is ranked eighth ns. Campbell 4-4 4 two-year letterman WSU defenders have picked tionally. in rushing. Pttnttttg end last year's scor Linebacker Dick Litzinger. out TD YDS AVG off eight enemy aerials so far in bounding leader, Rice Sl 1S29 42,8 of the lineup since he strained five games. Each interception land, head the "wh Longest Playa has been by a different player. Letterman Jim Ml his knee in the 224I loss to Utah. Rush —S2, McDonald. OSU er will be back out with Pass —Mike Monehen to Joe Chap- listed at forward. to help Iowa Ot man,80 (TD), Clarence Williams, Bill Gas. II this chore. He is expected to see Punt —6S, Mickey Rice, Utah Jay Anderson, Ed ei Itive Punt Return —S4, Bill Scott, Sen kins, T. C. McClellan and Craig duty at his middle linebacker Terry Heusen are Jose Olson are backfield men with KO Return —3S, Joc McCottum. along with sophomorl OSU intercepts, while linemen Wally Itttcrccptton —25, Larry Stroh- man and squadman mcycr, OSU Dempsey, Tom Kelley, Tom ar. Haskins attd And Hedemark snd Bud Norris also starters last year. HOW THEY 8TAND rr Kenworthy Idaho 0 0 3 0 —3 have picked off passes. Larry Rasmussen, San Jose 0 0 0 0 —0 C Tonight Thru Saturday Idaho 7 14 3 0 —24 ir At 7 end 9:15 Iowa 14 0 7 13 —S4 n Idaho 0 0 0 8 —8 II Utah 0 0 7 15 —22 1) efttlo llNNNNN,n Idaho 0 0 0 8 —8 14 0. 0 0 —14 'VARS IY tlNtt rutttt Iltstf 0 0 7 0 —7 0 3 7 0 —10 tt ttrtts ssttqta 7 14 13 8 —42 iioiigl 3 21 28 —80 —,~4 tits ee'r.'is Come In This lVeekentl OUR FINE Sunday Thru Nethtesday II el@en Shaes TRY At 1 and 9 Grace His Knttry Sea Foods g Iri ill I@r)t/ti> lt if lifIltI'f!I II Ii Silver and G0M not only are Il'I IJlI I'tlI t UitiII 'lttI|Ill ~9 I't I'i It t Choice Steaks tbe cektrs ot tbe University of Si@PWI~~I~><~, Idaho but are abto the coktr ot Fried Chicken Head Coach Dee Audros'ame ~elrererI shoes. 505 South Nsin ms shoes, a pair of golf shoes with 14 karat goM syikes were presented Io him by the Moscow SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSI Elks Gelt Chb during Call camp. NUART When Kennegt Jordan, the course yro, presented the shoes III Tonight Thw Saturday —7-9 to the coach he told the Vandals who were watching "We know that we can't Improve bis golf I I I game, but we can improve his 11 ayyear ance." i~<.>='-- Dee has been wearing the i,i ~: =xi'=Z< shoes when he leads his charg- II ing teem en the geM, ever glace. Il Il Sunday —All Next Week Il At 7 and 9:30 Rl Dljf BCIrry's, RI BUIrmN FOR RENT —Single or double ~~ sleeping room. Girls only. Cook- ~ All Clear 'AOmoLE ing facilities, 1106 S. Main, ~U lttatet:etglt Green and white trailer. reteler„'.pj'e I TAIr AITtlorr'tollr Kol oe4 glAUJ S 4 TeerlooUIT I ttltett I LOST—University catalogue con. Mow 0;;=- taining desperately needed reg- Sl Rl 4 r RIVING, IFILN —Not For Junior— gl istration material. If found II please return. —Ann Simpson, .Il -Also- Hays Hall. II 8~RETCH AUDIAN Sl OXFOR~ ,. Tonight Thru Saturday —1130 I,.,~VS "THE FALl OF THE TASTE THE Q ROMAN EMPIRE" IR Il IRRIR.", Sunday Thru Tuesday —7-9 OEUCIQUS Il to be that a man wearing,I a tapered shirt couldn't take a deep breath "HONEYMOON HOTElrt ut straInlng hIs buttons. McGregor changed all that by introducing the II miess shoulder and Amazing Stretch, the scientifically-engineered CAR~NEi.ED Il ch that gIves you so much freedom you don't even need pleats in back. able 100% cotton in an oxford weave, button-down Il - collar model. CtSfdtSVB APPIES II ND-BLALAZE COAT SHIRT in a fIne assortment of wide alternating strip- 0.00 SPAND-CHAM i.OAT Tonight Thru Saturday Il SHIRT In handsome chambray solids. 5.95 'j: At 7 snd 9:10 .from Il WOArIAN OF SiRAW" HUNTER' I All ..: Sunday —AII Next Week D ILj'4I II D R 'ITATTMTNT 7 -9:10 tTO44 4404DOW "YESTERDAY, TODAY CAMQY SHQP, AND TOlltIORROWrt i 123 East Third mSSSSWSiII.'F-'-'";- - .:=:„-. O), fry,DT,'r.'„r: It r~

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